Grammar & Parts of Speech

Advanced C2-level English grammar quiz testing subject-verb agreement in complex sentence structures including compound subjects, neither/nor constructions, and various singular/plural subject patterns

Advanced subject-verb agreement exercises covering complex sentence structures including collective nouns, intervening phrases, and compound subjects

S-V Agreement C2 (D)

Article grammar practice test for mba, english, cds and ssc exams - An article is a word that combines with a noun to indicate the type of reference being made by the noun

covers sentences, idioms, phrases, prdicate, types and parts of sentences

This test is useful for MBA and GRE aspirants to enhance their English skills. It has multiple choice questions of chance of voice topic.

Practice English grammar with 25 questions covering verb tenses, auxiliary verbs, and conjunctions. Ideal for MBA, LAW, UPSC, B.Ed/M.Ed, Bank PO and other competitive exam preparation.

Test yourself. See if you know what preposition is needed with each of the words in the exercise. This is the second part of the series in prepositions. Do check the first part also(Prepositions-1) also.

Identify the verb

Practice transforming direct speech into reported speech, covering various tenses, modals, and question structures.

Word Usage Test covers Verbal questions, practice questions for verbal exam

Tests ability to identify errors in parallel sentence structure and grammatical consistency in multi-part sentences

Test your ability to identify and correct parallel structure errors in English sentences. These questions assess your understanding of maintaining consistent grammatical forms within lists and comparisons.

Practice English grammar concepts including subject-verb agreement, sentence correction, verb forms, idioms, and parallel structure

Test your knowledge of English parts of speech by identifying whether italicized words function as nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, or conjunctions in various sentence contexts. Learn how the same word can serve different grammatical functions.